Table 1.
MEM | HG |
HG.10 |
HG.20 |
HG.50 |
HG.100 |
HG.200 |
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No. of reads | No. of reads | reads | No. of reads | reads | No. of reads | reads | No. of reads | reads | No. of reads | reads | |
25 | 411,665,608 | 412,292,276 | 626,668 | 412,383,562 | 91,286 | 412,580,107 | 196,545 | 412,678,277 | 98,170 | 412,818,387 | 140,110 |
50 | 309,876,128 | 311,825,333 | 1,949,205 | 311,986,530 | 161,197 | 312,172,012 | 185,482 | 312,298,469 | 126,457 | 312,460,499 | 162,030 |
75 | 253,953,551 | 264,406,220 | 10,452,669 | 264,941,235 | 535,015 | 265,311,230 | 369,995 | 265,510,475 | 199,245 | 265,770,839 | 260,364 |
We give the total number of reads that have an MEM (“No. of Reads”) and the number of additional reads that have an MEM (“Reads”). We note that Reads compare the number of MEMs of the current to the next-previous set, that is, HG.100–HG.50.
MEM, maximal exact match.